The C# Language Specification says:
A virtual property declaration specifies that the accessors of the property
are virtual. The virtual modifier applies to both accessors of a read-write
property - it is not possible for only one accessor of a read-write property

I want to be able to hand off the inner functionality of a loop to a
delegate. However, I also need to be able to call one of a number of
delegates based on the context of the loop ( in this case what level Im
in in a tree ). Using delegates seems like an easy way to implement all

I have a data layer in a dll class.  If I manually throw an exception in
that data layer, the generic Application.OnThreadException in my UI does not
catch it nor does it display any message whatsoever.  The user is totally
unaware of the error.

Does anyone know if there is a way to change the way the reference that
is returned from an object? I need to return an object member when
someone tries to retrieve "this".
e.g.:

I'm using a few employment firms to assist us in locating a few WinForms
.NET 2.0 C# developers. They are sending us everyone that claims they can
program C# so my thought was to provide the firms with 4 questions that if
the candidate does not score 100% then don't submit them ...

I am using Impersonation and turned off anon access for my web service. I am
using the administator to authenticate the request using ICredentials. I am
simply trying to read a key in HKEY_CURRENT_USER from my Web Service method
call which I am unable to. When I try and open it it ...

I'm trying to do a backup by connecting to remote instance, code looks
like that:
using Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.Smo;
using Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.Common;

I've got a text box that I'm going to be doing some manipulation on
(selecting text, moving stuff around, that kind of thing) but I don't
want/need the user to see it while it's going on. I'd like to leave the box
up while I'm doing the manipulation but turn off the updating of ...

Quick question, I've designed an app to be run from the command window, and
am trying to output a message to the command window if the incorrect number
of parameters are passed.
I've used console.writeline but nothing appears in the command window.

Why do I still have to provide a 'String Format' when I have created a
NumberFormatInfo object (nfi) that should display what I need.  For
example I have created a default NumberFormatInfo now when I use this
to retrieve a decimal value in the format of '#0.00', i.e. 'string str

My apologies if this gets posted twice...
I am trying to determine whether or not a class has a function, and if
it does, build a reference to it dynamically which I can then use to
access the original function's functionality.

I have searched extensively and have found only hints of what is needed so  
far: What I want to do is open a telnet session to a remote host on a  
given port, login, execute a simple command, and retrieve the results. The  
TcpClient class documentation provides a nice example, ...

I have a problem in connecting to FTP Server in Passive Mode. Actually
server is behind firewall.
Now can anybody tell me how to connect Server in Active Mode.
Actually i want code in c# which connects FTP Server in active mode.

Is it possible to convert a string in a file. The problem is this:
I have an object string that is a file xml and I want to pass to Deserialize
function, but Deserialize function expect  an object of FileStream type and
the mode access.

Hello!!
I use VS 2003 and C# for all class library except MeltPracCommon.dll which
is C++.NET
The problem is that I get these warnings when building the exe file and use